CAMP WHANAWHANA By Tommy, Millie and Charlotte Flying Kiwi
Everyone knows that the flying kiwi is the best thing to do on camp .It’s a steep short walk up to the flying kiwi, I recommend you do the flying kiwi because it includes team work, trust, a great view, courage, you feel proud of yourself for doing it. You need to preserve, and it also includes a whole lot of fun. So go and give it go you will thank me for it later!
How to do the flying Kiwi
1. You need to have a team of 10-20 people a rope a kiwi adventure staff and helmet and a harness.
2. Put a harness on and a helmet.
3. Get an adult to clip your harness to a pulley.
4. When you’re ready call out Kiwi ready.
5. The people who will pull you up will say fly kiwi fly and will slowly walk backwoods.
6. Then when you’re ready to be pulled back down the people who are pulling you will work slowly ford.
Thank You!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1.Miss Northe
2.Miss Perry
3.Camp Perents
4.Kiwi Adventure staff
5.All the people who help fun rise for our camp Reasons why we liked Camp Whanawhana so much.
1. We improved our teamwork skills.
2. We encouraged others.
3. We learnt how to be river safe.
4. We challenged ourselves.
5. we did lots of awsome activitys.
Reasons why we liked the staff so much
1. Good role models.
2. Helpful
3. Honest.
And most importantly kept us out of danger.
The top three activities - River Rafting
- Abseiling - Sleeping in a bivi
Camp Whanawhana Description
The breath taking views of the rippling clear river surround by sun catching cliffs. At camp Whanawhana there are green lush bushy hills trapped with nature. The cacophony of ear catching bird calls. The outstanding,kind, happy,helpful,smart,safe,encouraging and famous kiwi adventure staff. They make camp work for us they are truly amazing!!!!!!
Charlotte
Camp Whanawhana Camp Whanawhana’s glistening river rapids sparkled and shone in the
morning sun. When the sun rose above the forest hills a fiery red light
beamed and hit on camp. It felt like dancing on a stage doing a solo with 1
bright light shining on me. The Kiwi Adventure staff explains what to do kindly with a smile you will never forget. They love being with people and having fun. They make sure everything is safe, secure and fun. They make you laugh and go out of their way to help and encourage you. Millie
CAMP WHANAWHANA DESCRIPTION Amazing light that beamed past the cliff and through the big pine trees. The colourful sunrise looked like a blur of colours all mixed together. The shimmering water flows right past camp Whanawhana. The amazing, wonderful sound of the birds cheeping and the long and wonderful river flowing was like a dream.
The helpful, kind, honest and caring kiwi adventure staff were amazing. They always made us feel safe in their hands, especially Kev on the abseiling. They helped us and encouraged us all throughout camp. They were amazing. They made camp stand out for me. That was the best time of my life. Tommy. Camp Whanawhana is amazing. it is a great experience to learn and to be river safe.
River Rafting
Most people would agree that the river rafting is a good opportunity to test your teamwork skills, and a great experience to zoom down the river. As you paddle down can admire the amazing surroundings. You my feel a little cold and tired but carry on. The lovely sound of nature. Excited and puffed you finish but it’s amazing. How to River Raft
1. Get two big tubes and some rope.
2. With the rope tie the two tubes together so it won’t come undone.
3. Get an adult to check them just encase.
4. Choose your paddle and fasten on your helmet.
5. Walk down the bank and place it in the water.
6. Get the children to get in and the adult to hold it and push you off, and then get them to hop in.
7. Paddle fast, away you go.
Abseiling The real truth is that abseiling is an awesome experience. Standing at the top scares you, but when you’re half way down you know that all you need to do is keep clambering down. When you’re down you think to yourself “WOW” what an achievement”. You really need to abseil on the real rock cliff, other wise it’s not exhilarating because you know it’s not plastic and smooth with good grip. How to abseil 1. Put on a helmet and harness. 2. Wait for your turn. 3. Climb up the hill to where you start abseiling. 4. Step down and keep on going down till you reach the ground. 5. Put the Caribbean clipped onto your harness.
By Tommy, Millie and Charlotte
Flying Kiwi
Everyone knows that the flying kiwi is the best thing to do on camp .It’s a steep short walk up to the flying kiwi, I recommend you do the flying kiwi because it includes team work, trust, a great view, courage, you feel proud of yourself for doing it. You need to preserve, and it also includes a whole lot of fun. So go and give it go you will thank me for it later!
How to do the flying Kiwi
1. You need to have a team of 10-20 people a rope a kiwi adventure staff and helmet and a harness.
2. Put a harness on and a helmet.
3. Get an adult to clip your harness to a pulley.
4. When you’re ready call out Kiwi ready.
5. The people who will pull you up will say fly kiwi fly and will slowly walk backwoods.
6. Then when you’re ready to be pulled back down the people who are pulling you will work slowly ford.
Thank You!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1.Miss Northe
2.Miss Perry
3.Camp Perents
4.Kiwi Adventure staff
5.All the people who help fun rise for our camp
Reasons why we liked Camp Whanawhana so much.
1. We improved our teamwork skills.
2. We encouraged others.
3. We learnt how to be river safe.
4. We challenged ourselves.
5. we did lots of awsome activitys.
Reasons why we liked the staff so much
1. Good role models.
2. Helpful
3. Honest.
And most importantly kept us out of danger.
The top three activities
- River Rafting
- Abseiling
- Sleeping in a bivi
Camp Whanawhana Description
The breath taking views of the rippling clear river surround by sun catching cliffs. At camp Whanawhana there are green lush bushy hills trapped with nature. The cacophony of ear catching bird calls.
The outstanding,kind, happy,helpful,smart,safe,encouraging and famous kiwi adventure staff. They make camp work for us they are truly amazing!!!!!!
Charlotte
Camp Whanawhana
Camp Whanawhana’s glistening river rapids sparkled and shone in the
morning sun. When the sun rose above the forest hills a fiery red light
beamed and hit on camp. It felt like dancing on a stage doing a solo with 1
bright light shining on me.
The Kiwi Adventure staff explains what to do kindly with a smile you will never forget. They love being with people and having fun. They make sure everything is safe, secure and fun. They make you laugh and go out of their way to help and encourage you. Millie
CAMP WHANAWHANA DESCRIPTION
Amazing light that beamed past the cliff and through the big pine trees. The colourful sunrise looked like a blur of colours all mixed together. The shimmering water flows right past camp Whanawhana. The amazing, wonderful sound of the birds cheeping and the long and wonderful river flowing was like a dream.
The helpful, kind, honest and caring kiwi adventure staff were amazing. They always made us feel safe in their hands, especially Kev on the abseiling. They helped us and encouraged us all throughout camp. They were amazing. They made camp stand out for me. That was the best time of my life. Tommy.
River Rafting
Most people would agree that the river rafting is a good opportunity to test your teamwork skills, and a great experience to zoom down the river. As you paddle down can admire the amazing surroundings. You my feel a little cold and tired but carry on. The lovely sound of nature. Excited and puffed you finish but it’s amazing.
How to River Raft
1. Get two big tubes and some rope.
2. With the rope tie the two tubes together so it won’t come undone.
3. Get an adult to check them just encase.
4. Choose your paddle and fasten on your helmet.
5. Walk down the bank and place it in the water.
6. Get the children to get in and the adult to hold it and push you off, and then get them to hop in.
7. Paddle fast, away you go.
Abseiling
The real truth is that abseiling is an awesome experience. Standing at the top scares you, but when you’re half way down you know that all you need to do is keep clambering down. When you’re down you think to yourself “WOW” what an achievement”. You really need to abseil on the real rock cliff, other wise it’s not exhilarating because you know it’s not plastic and smooth with good grip.
How to abseil
1. Put on a helmet and harness.
2. Wait for your turn.
3. Climb up the hill to where you start abseiling.
4. Step down and keep on going down till you reach the ground.
5. Put the Caribbean clipped onto your harness.
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